Sentence examples for interpreted the introduction of from inspiring English sources

Most commentators have interpreted the introduction of open source in the life sciences along these lines: as a response to the proliferation of patents analogous to the example set by the open source movement in informatics (see Burk 2002; Reichman and Uhlir 2003; Boettiger and Burk 2004; Opderbeck 2004; Hope 2008 2009; Overwalle 2009; Allarakhia and Wensley 2005 2007; Rai & Boyle 2007).

They may be interpreted, via the introduction of an effective linear susceptibility23, as the time-dependent, linear absorption of the probe beam by the non-stationary states impulsively produced by the pump pulse in S0 and S1.

." Although early opinions suggested that the Constitution required exclusion of all illegally obtained evidence, the exclusionary rule "has never been interpreted to proscribe the introduction of illegally seized evidence in all proceedings or against all persons". Stone v. Powell, 428 U.S. at 486.

A classic case history of a design change leading to a structural failure is presented and interpreted as a paradigm for the introduction of human error in design.

This behavior, previously reported in different doped TiO2 nanostructures, is usually interpreted as the result of the introduction of new intra-gap energy levels [33].

We interpret the results as evidence that the introduction of the new variable caused GPA inflation rather than increased learning.

A lack of perceived need at this stage, 2 years after the introduction of the CLT, was interpreted to mean that other ways of handling lifestyle issues were available, which made the CLT unnecessary and thus not used at all.

We show how the introduction of a smoothing layer, physically interpreted as surface roughness, allows for arbitrary motion of the deformable obstacle.

Scholars have long held that Roger Bacon was a pioneer in the introduction of the study of Aristotle as interpreted by Averroes and Avicenna to the University of Paris c. 1240.

They interpreted this loss as the result of genetic drift after the introduction of the fungus into a new environment.

The boundary condition is taken into account via the introduction of a Lagrange multiplier that can be interpreted as a surface current.